Examples of using Second reports in English and their translations into Arabic
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Second reports submitted by States parties under.
United Republic of Tanzania 4. Overdue second reports from non-member States(2).
As at 31 July 2007, 136 States and one international organization had submitted first reports and86 States had submitted second reports.
Consequently, Uzbekistan submitted its combined initial and second reports in a single document in 2004.
In 2002, when the second reports were submitted, 7 countries had finalized their NAPs.
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Second reports were submitted by Slovenia(CAT/C/43/Add.4), Azerbaijan(CAT/C/59/Add.1), Iceland(CAT/C/59/Add.2) and Turkey(CAT/C/20/Add.8).
At its fifty-eighth(2006) and fifty-ninth(2007) sessions,the Commission received and considered the preliminary and second reports of the Special Rapporteur.
Since then, some countries have produced second reports(Albania, Armenia, Bolivia, Cambodia, Lithuania, Mauritius and Senegal), and even third reports(Cameroon and Viet Nam).
A further 41 States as listed in the annex to this letter have failed to meet the31 March deadline for the submission of all outstanding second reports.
They include 160 second reports from Member States and 2 from others, 116 third reports from Member States and 40 fourth reports from Member States.
At its fifty-eighth(2006) and fifty-ninth(2007) sessions,the Commission received and considered the preliminary and second reports of the Special Rapporteur(A/CN.4/571 and A/CN.4/585 and Corr.1).
They include 191 first reports from Member States,168 second reports from Member States, 130 third reports from Member States, 97 fourth reports from Member States and 17 fifth reports from Member States.
The Chairman reported that by 30 September, the Committee had received first reports from all 191 Member States and 5 from others,150 second reports from Member States and 2 from others, and 71 third reports from Member States.
The conflict in NorthernKivu has been covered in the first and second reports(paras. 85-95 and 23-32, respectively) and prompted the Special Rapporteur to undertake a special mission to Rwanda; the report on his visit describes the causes of the conflict and its development up to July.
By 31 July, all States Members of the United Nations, as well as two non-members, the European Union and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and UNMIK, had submitted their first reports to the Committee,147 Member States and the European Union had submitted second reports and 50 Member States their third reports. .
As at 1 August 1999, there were 243 overdue reports, ofwhich 54 are initial reports, 57 are second reports, 39 are third reports, 64 are fourth reports and 29 are fifth reports(see annex IX).
They include 191 first reports from Member States,166 second reports from Member States, 127 third reports from Member States, 94 fourth reports from Member States and 14 fifth reports from Member States.
They include first reports from 191 Member States and 5 from others,150 second reports from Member States and 2 from others, and 71 third reports from Member States.
They include first reports from 191 Member States and 6 from others,160 second reports from Member States and 2 from others, 119 third reports from Member States and 1 from other, and 72 fourth reports from Member States.
They include first reports from 191 Member States and 5 from others,159 second reports from Member States and 2 from others, 107 third reports from Member States and 24 fourth reports from Member States.
They include first reports from 191 Member States and 6 from others,160 second reports from Member States and 2 from others, 117 third reports from Member States and 1 from other, and 49 fourth reports from Member States.
They include first reports from 191 Member States and 6 from others,164 second reports from Member States and 2 from others, 124 third reports and 1 from others, 88 fourth reports from Member States and 8 fifth reports. .
They include first reports from 191 Member States and 5 from others,158 second reports from Member States and 2 from others, 100 third reports from Member States and 5 fourth reports from Member States.
That included the first reports from 191 Member States and sixreports from other entities, 160 second reports from Member States and two reports from other entities, 119 third reports from Member States and one report from another entity, and 72 fourth reports from Member States.
This figure includes first reports from 191 Member States,169 second reports from Member States, 130 third reports from Member States, 101 fourth reports from Member States and 22 fifth reports from Member States.
Jordan Second report.
Second report of the General Committee(A/54/250/Add.1).
Second report to the United Nations Security Council on IFOR operations.
Second report received in 2009.